Reviews

Texas Chainsaw Massacre is that special kind of horror that doesn’t seem to show up any more.

The Vanishing of Ethan Carter is a rare kind of game. One that only comes by once in a great while, but when it does, it’s a masterpiece.

What’s beyond… The Last Door?

Activision’s über-popular toys-to-life platformer returns once again to Nintendo’s handheld with a separate adventure form the big console release.

An adventure? Check. Magic and wonder? Check. Criminals? Check. Wait, what? Welcome to Blackguards.

Alien: Isolation looks not to the second Alien film (you know, the one with the Colonial Marines?), but to the first, in an attempt to create a good old fashioned sense of creeping horror for gamers.

It’s about time we get back to true survival horror! I adore The Evil Within, and it’s review is an absolutely wonderful addition to BG’s Month of Terror. The Evil Within was designed to bring true survival horror back to life; and it did… with all it’s bloody, tense glory.

A bunch of indie gaming stars all in one game.

Ha! Not what you were expecting me to review during horror month, eh?…Ha…ha…*sigh*.

Planetary Annihilation is an RTS game which started off with a Kickstarter campaign. Now that it’s in its final release, rather than open beta, seems like a good time for a review! However, keep in mind, that they are still adding things to the game.

While I am an absolute scrub at platform games, I do enjoy the difficulty and the frustrations that come with those games. Fenix Rage is no exception in this, it comes with all the highs and lows of a platformer. The learning curve is fair, although sometimes tough to bite …

A story where dreams become reality. Literally.

Well that was exciting. So many feels in this episode, and that means a lot of SPOILERS in this review 😀 Be warned!

Doorways: The Underworld would probably best be described as a combination of Dear Ester and Amnesia. It takes the walking simulator storytelling from the first, and combines it with the dark and sometimes frightening style of the latter, all the while not really excelling in either one of the two …

A modern take on the classic Dungeon Crawler, reminiscent of a Roguelike, but with just the right amount of difficulty and replayability– This is Runers.

Dark Horse Comics’ first offering from the world of The Witcher is a can’t miss for fans of the series.